Wolfram Alpha has jsut been released recently and it is a reasonable assumption that everyone wants to compare it with Google's. Sekizaru has developed an add-on for Fire-Fox that will just do that, compare results between the two of them.
How does it work?
First download the add-on from Mozilla.org. After it is installed, just do a search on Google and the Wolfram Alpha result for that search will appear on the right side. Take a look at the screenshots and you'll understand how it works.
There you go. Now you can compare the computational knowledge of WolframAplha with Google's all mighty search engine. Unfortunately, this add-on is only available for FireFox at this moment. If you want to see how Wolfram Alpha works, just go there and ask some questions:)
